When giving a presentation, you should ideally stand to the side of the screen (either left or right) so that the audience can easily see both you and the visuals on the screen. This allows them to focus on your presentation while still being able to read the content displayed. So, the best response would be "to the audience’s left of the screen so the audience will be able to easily read the screen" or "to the audience’s right of the screen so the audience will be able to easily read the screen." Standing in front of the screen blocks the visuals, which can be distracting or frustrating for the audience.
When giving a presentation, where should you stand in relation to the screen? (1 point) Responses in front of the screen, moving frequently around the room in front of the screen, moving frequently around the room in back of the screen so the audience can see the visuals in back of the screen so the audience can see the visuals to the audience’s left of the screen so the audience will be able to easily read the screen to the audience’s left of the screen so the audience will be able to easily read the screen to the audience’s right of the screen so the audience will be forced to pay attention
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